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Dustin Johnson Ties Leo Diegel

When Dustin Johnson feathered a feel wedge from 85 years to within 3 feet on the 3rd hole at Kapalua Sunday it seemed to me the tournament was all but over. His converted birdie gave him a four stroke lead… Continue Reading

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A New Big 3? Not Just Yet

The boys of the PGA Tour are taking a break this week from the FedEx Cup Playoffs but that hasn’t stopped the chatter about the New Big 3 or Big 4 depending on who is doing the chatting. Indeed the… Continue Reading

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A Busy Day at Augusta National

It was an unusually busy Monday at The Masters and front and center was the return of Tiger Woods. Tiger’s return was the big story and not one second of his range session or practice round went uncovered.  He showed… Continue Reading

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10 Things I Think

1.  I am not a fan of playoffs in golf. To me it is anti-climatic. Watching two guys replay eighteen isn’t exciting it’s boring. You would think it would be thrilling since it is match play at that point but… Continue Reading

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Ramblings From the Easy Chair

by G. Rennie Two of America’s finest and most under appreciated golfers from the second half of the 20th century died this past week. Charlie Sifford passed on at the age of 92 on Tuesday February 4th in Cleveland, Ohio.… Continue Reading

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Billy Casper: Golf’s Most Underrated Golfer Dies at 83

Golf lost one of the greats on Saturday when Billy Casper passed at his home in Utah. Casper was 83 and over a long professional career compiled a record worthy of one of the all time greats. Casper won 51… Continue Reading

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Brandel Chamblee: Jack Is the Best Ever

by Jeff Skinner Brandel Chamblee has blossomed into one of the most interesting voices in golf.  His position on The Golf Channel has given him a very high profile among the golf media and he isn’t shy about voicing his… Continue Reading

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Captain Cool Not Ready for the Hall of Fame

by Jeff Skinner With Fred Couples’ recent win at The Senior Open Championship the debate on whether Couples is worthy of the Hall of Fame has been rekindled.  The boys over at The Golf Channel argue both sides, with many… Continue Reading

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History North of the Border, The RBC Canadian Open

by Jeff Skinner This week the PGA tour moves to Ancaster, Ontario for The RBC Canadian Open.  Unfortunately the week after The Open Championship is a tough spot to fill on the schedule.  Due to the travel and the fact… Continue Reading

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A Little Bit of Pete Dye Without the Pain

by Jeff Skinner Pete Dye’s handiwork will be getting plenty of attention this week at The Players Championship.  Dye’s has an amazing talent.  At the TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course he built his most famous and infamous course simultaneously.  The island… Continue Reading

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